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I keep a latex glove on my golf cart and wear it when I fill up. Keep in in your car as well. Better than paying the extra $.30-$.40 per gallon.
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my car specifically requires regular gas...Subaru requires regular gas
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If one is that paranoid about catching germs, perhaps staying home with your blinds shut is called for. Hard to catch the virus if you stay in your own home, using disinfectant hourly.
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WHAT???? This is foolishness Love to see the statistics you have that suggest that fewer people contract covid-19 from the premium pump handle... Premium gas is a waste of money for any car that doesn't require it... bring a plastic bag from Publix or WD, put that on your hand when you go to the pump and discard the bag in the trash bucket when you're through filling up |
My vehicle recommends regular gas .
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And if your car doesn't require premium, you might be damaging your engine by using premium--without enough compression to warrant premium, you could have a carbon build up--follow manufactures guidelines, our cars require a minimum of 91 octane
And , detergent guidelines were changed by the EPA,last fall-now almost all gas is considered Top Tier If you want more detergent in your gas add a can of SeaFoam every 6K miles |
wow! is this stupid thinking!
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WHAT, it all comes out of the same house. Wear gloves, wash your hands, in case you haven't been paying attention.
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Just wear a glove, throw it away and use sanitizer. All it takes is one person positive.
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You only need 1 person infected. Wipe the nozzle down before using, or wear gloves and wash your hands. Save your money and buy the type of gas you actually need.
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